Christmas ColonoscopyPeople are more likely to undergo a colonoscopy around Christmas or other milestones, like birthdays.
Colonoscopy StudyA new study finds colonoscopy does not prevent deaths from cancers that develop on the right side of the colon.
Smoking Colon CancerSmoking not only increases the risk for lung cancer, it also increases the risk for colorectal cancer.
World Cancer ReportThe American Cancer Society, along with several other agencies, released the World Cancer Report. Experts estimate cancer will become the leading cause of death worldwide by 2010.
Overrated ColonoscopyNew research indicates a colonoscopy may not detect as many cancers as experts thought.
Cancer CostsCancer costs the US billions of dollars in lost productivity.
Fat CancerBody fat is strongly linked to six different cancers.
ColonoscopiesRobert Bazell has some important health information on the effectiveness of a test that millions of Americans get everyday.
Vitamin DExperts say the right amount of Vitamin D can help prevent some very serious diseases.
Cancer RatesThe most common cancers in men and women has been on the decline in reported cases in recent years.
Male FertilityMen facing fertility problems may benefit from an outpatient procedure.
Colonoscopy EffectivenessUnlike traditional colonoscopy, which involves inserting a scope into your colon while you're under sedation, CT colonography is quick and non-invasive.
Colonoscopy ScreeningPeople over the age of 75 may be able to stop colonoscopy screening if they have had a clean bill of health.
Virtual ColonoscopyA new study shows virtual colonoscopy procedures can detect polyps as well as traditional screenings.
Colon CancerA woman claims her family saved her life during her struggle with colon cancer.
Cancer FighterClinical trials are being conducted in California; the goal is a medicine that can be taken to cure colon cancer.
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